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Wood slats allow for easy rearrangement of the art.

Elsewhere in the house, photographs are interspersed with paintings by Haines's grandfather, William Haines Hall, a well-known illustrator in the 1930s.

A sofa designed by Pam's company, Commune, sits below an ingenious gallery wall: Wood slats allow for easy rearrangement of the art, all of which is hung with "S" hooks.

From the Spring 2007 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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